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9.2- Use the diagrams to answer the question q1- This question relates to Diagrams 1 - 4 from the 9.2 diagrams, each of which shows a set of portfolios plotted on a set of risk/return axes. Which diagram shows (in red) the set of feasible portfolios? Select one: a. Diagram 1 b. Diagram 2 c. Diagram 3 d. Diagram 4
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